Foldable Monitor Attachment Expands Laptop With Three Extra Screens

Remote Workers Frequently Utilize Multiple Displays Connected to a Single Computer or Laptop. Aura Displays offers a solution designed for those who turn coffee shops or trains into their workspace, adding three extra screens.

The Evolution of Add-On Monitors for Computers and Laptops

Expanding screen space for computer and laptop users is not a new concept. Companies have introduced numerous add-on monitors, including single and dual-screen setups. In fact Kickstarter in March even proposed a four-screen configuration, although one of those screens wasn’t part of the base package.

Aura Displays’ Triple Boost 14 Pro truly provides three additional 1080p screens that flank the main laptop display, all powered and connected via a single USB-C port. Users attach these anti-glare screens to a frame with an integrated, adjustable kickstand, customizing their viewing angles.

The screens unfold using adjustable hinges, placing a 14-inch display on each side of the centrally located laptop, while a third screen flips up to sit above the main device. You can angle the side monitors backward, allowing others around the conference table to view your presentation.

The side screens can stay extended while the top monitor flips down behind the laptop’s built-in display—handy for sharing content without requiring others to crowd around. This upper screen also auto-rotates the image, so viewers don’t have to tilt their heads to see it properly.

Premium Aluminum Design and High-Quality Display Features

Made from premium aluminum, the device works with laptops featuring screens from 11 to 18 inches. It features a 60 Hz refresh rate, 16 million+ colors, 300 nits brightness, and a 1,500:1 contrast ratio. It can also work with tablets and smartphones, although it seems to lack compatibility with iOS.

After your session, the Triple Boost 14″ Pro folds for easy transport, adding 4.7 lb (2 kg) to your laptop bag.

The device is currently available for pre-order at a price of US$469, with shipping anticipated to begin shortly. “The regular retail price is set at $649.” To use the quad-screen setup, install a free software driver from Aura, compatible with four operating systems. “You can find more details in the video below.”

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